WEDNESDAY. FEB. 17, 1915
TEES
OUTH NORWALK EVENING
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A complete instrument.
snowy” 1s—
tortilla months 1
Mercer-iced Table Dwaul. ....... . m rm Am W."
25c and 40¢ 3 ya. .
A Fine Feature Array.
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A" “m" a fir::nd 31!!) a yd -..- ._ Norwslliers may indeed consider
Huck Towels ..... '_ .. '5: 10c and Sc A meeting of the directors of thel themselves fortunate in the selectioni
' l Fairileld County Farm Bureau was i of the motion picture program for the
Bath Towels 5c, 10:. 12‘/zc. 5c and SOci
Tow-cling. 5c. 7c. 10c. 1293c and ‘5: you ,
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liemstitoliod Table Covers ........ . 0f the, \orwalk Lhamber 0‘ commerce, Mk 009.5 “a.“ tor the Den two i
1011 “all street. The following were ween. the hrst class array of tea lover the matter. 1
75c. $1.00. $1.5, $1.50 and ‘29!)
E. K. Banks
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held yesterday afternoon in the roomsl
appointed an executive coniniitteez,
George A. Drew. of Greenwich, E.I
Mortimer Rundle. of lianhury, F,’
Blakeman. of :Strati‘ord, 1'1. M. Haw-19y.
(tutor fl headers—Pleasant Hour and
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be equalled anywhere 1
lures (‘BHDOI
ielse in the city. and the celebratedithe chairman.
stars who are making their appear‘l
‘auces in these plays are among the: from 15 to 25 leaders of religious and
mMMme
’10 it into on
(Continued (rum First Paar-l
day at the Hotel Stratfield when a
number of interested nicn met to talk
t was voted that a
committee of five be appointed by
George W. Edwards,
to select a permanent committee 0!
nwnmn,
H0iiSE 215 i0 121.
lines on the compromise measure.‘
While no definite plans were made
known, the general purpose was under-'
stood to be to attempt to take up the
Compromise bill, which was framed by?
the House as an amendment to the‘
.teeks' Naval Auxiliary bill, alreadyI
passed by the Senate, and to concur in
Bowman
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., and Cannon St.
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Bridgeport . ( 'onn.
“'(‘dnvsilay M'bruni') l? l9l5.
'A Good-bye to young loik’s
suits "
HAHACKC‘") HOTEL BLOCK. , 1 ,
SOUTH NORWALK. Iof Bridgeport, 1. v. Fanton. of We“. best known in the country. Here are philanthropic work to have entire the House amendments. Republican
on. and A. 31, John, of New Canaan, I the coming plays for the Castor charge of the memorial fund. leaders had made clear their intention
' ' the president of the bureau also act- Houses; Edith Taliaierro in "Young The directors of the Bridgeport to light this move. and this promised \. . ‘ .
0 ,ing as a member of this committee. humauce.” five parts; Barry O'Neil ill (‘hristian Union will meet at the a continuance of the long drawn out. \ " “1“ “““l l” \1‘.‘ ("WNW 1” H'ci‘y suit that
as 'n ’0" l “‘9’ ”18 Election 01' this ilnipm‘taut 1 mi he “oil," six parta‘; Marguerite 1 t‘brisiian Union at 3 o'clock this af- struggle. the \ losing season 1.1-.mg111 1U 11“. W)” 1
Icomniittce there was a eneral discus-1 (‘iarit in “The (loose Girl“ in five ternoon to acce t and Endorse the ac- Passage oi the bill bv the House as - . . .
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‘sion pertaining to the work of tlie'lial‘IS; liwlyn Ncsbit 'i‘iiaw iii-lion taken yesterday at The Struliicld1a Democratic party measurc, Senate “~11.” r (p H \T‘m {fut 1” 341\",l’l"“““f-f “Tilt“.
avors [Bureau The dirflqors adjourned. 1 ‘ iliiczids of Destiny" in five parts; meeting. Headers hoped. would tend to bring ill-1 l d) *“ ‘1‘” ‘mk’mmll in original (051. i
.and a meeting or the pxeouiii-e com 1 l-jdward Alleles in "After Five" in five‘ Fanny (‘rosby lovcd llridgcpoit, L to line some of the seven Democrats lC.\ccllciicc oi lli'lIt‘i'ldl\ or i‘icliiii as of ] 1
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‘inittee was held, this (-01,“an a1). putts, and last bill by no means 1.111% . and desired the wry best llilillls tor 1 who so tar have aided the Republican ii‘imiiliiiq Ilicv hold lilllc lilit'l't'si i'tii' ll ‘ 01 I‘m
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From 5‘ up 1pointcd George Wright. of Amherst. Mary l’luliitlrd lll “Mistress Nell" also‘ ht‘r home city. ilcr relatives lieai'tilyiupposnlmi. \. .
1 “w _ Mass, graduate of the Amherst Agri- . in live parts. Nu rider program could approve of this project, and her llit‘i'P,‘ \‘i'ASIliNG'l‘UN. Feb, 17.~i“ornial in; km“ 13‘1”." 138-5" ---------- . . ................. $500
f I .cullural College. as the tarni agent, hi4 ashtd tor thc ncxt two weeks than Mrs. iloiith. said today? "i know Of , quiry “"0 charges 01' "lobbying“, film“ 14”“1.‘ NW‘“ {Hill .‘lgiii .................... $7.00 \
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D O N N E L L Y , S his duties to start the first of March. Im-se leading YHlKUl't‘ls, and other care. nothing that would sue Aunt Fan- against the Administration Ship l’ur-i 5”?“ Lml.‘ 5315-“) 1““ 531:0 .................... $12.00
“- SOUTH MAIN STREET Mr Wright was 1.11051." out 01 eight “my 591911.41 “4.15 “111 make up. Nor iiy more plcasui'c than such ti ille-1i'llast‘ bill. pcnding iii the Senate. was Nu“ lulcly 3‘35“” 4”“1 5-7 :0 ................ $17.00 i
‘ 1 02' nine applicants for the position, be- walk motion pli-turc patrons have op- . lllm‘iH|-" bcgun today by ”N" slN‘f'i'dl Scnatc’ <17“ 1-11,”... from 1 . 1 [x 1 1 - .
__._... ____ 4__ _,_ _ ytt‘ausc ”f “‘5 qualifications. DUithHH‘S 10 SH.- lllc bcsl plays nsi Declare purpoge international. conimltlcc. iw'o witnesses who were l1ml “111 “l’l’all lo ”Tl-11 1h \\ 3111‘ it) “ 111‘ lliilllk \\ \tlul
i The llurcau "0190 to purchase tioor lost as New Yoiiivrs, and this is |J1‘o\'-. tii‘ liccchity such a memorial can- on hand ready to testify when the ‘ ‘J‘ 3“”“24 “’11“-
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space “1 Ull‘ armory durlll: Norwalk‘s on by the zilliti't‘ scleclion. ii‘urlhcr ‘ not be a local or civil a national a!- " hearing begun “'9” Bernard X- llakcr,1
big industrial and Civic Exposition. tlt‘iillls ol‘ ouch oi' the plays will an iiiii', bill niusi be inlci‘nationul in its'uf Baltimore, i'ormcr nianai-il'r 01' “1“ BO 8’ N0 f lk . w
1 which will he held during March. lit'iil' just bi'l'orc the presentations. scopc. its promoters say. .\liss bros-soAllinmc TI‘HHSPOTI Line. and Sigmund y r 0 Su‘tb, C ever an‘l
_ *"W ’liiis wccll‘s i'caiurc on Friday will bc hy's hymns huvc bccn translated into Aibcrt. 0f 5““ York. rcprcscnting .
.. l i‘Illllli 'l‘iliilil'cl'ro in "Young Ronnincc ” all ”1“ “”‘KUWW oi' i‘hristcndom, and German-Anici‘icuii stcnmshlp mm!” WO —
4 RECORD MONEY hi ( lr it i and ' ' l' tiles ‘s‘l vcr-il ol' the witnesses will be , '
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s’l‘HlI-‘tiltii 'I’lil’Vl‘lilC to uiiuouiitcd iiiultitutics. The desiie “l“lmilmi‘d bl" ”W "Uni“‘i'll‘e' liiiutl ltiokiii“ 'lliti on i ‘ '
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WEATHER FORECAST. Mrs lamp)- \\'ukl»m;iu 11111-11“). m. is thut individuals. churches. young 1‘ “'85 Pi"ill—WW“ 1h?” ”19 19“” 0‘ \llii\ iiii' inns gct iit‘\\ low prim-1, .1111 11: 11... ,‘amg-h
. ‘ A A . ORDER BUSlNESS tinnitus that 5hr hos .li‘l':llli.:ct1 in tlc- pooping swit‘it’lit's lillil organizatunls secretary .\lc.\doo. addressed 10 St'llll" (11.1.” up 111110. I - \t.lll\t '1 '5
Fotccast for Norwhiii and run 1), . """' ""‘ ““l ””“V ”'13“ ”f "““l‘ “““k . within l A Mr -h 1‘ 'v'i‘ri'v' -» . lOT Fletcher and b’in’h 011‘ 1851 night
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1‘8" (01“ng dud 'Ibdhdd). (oblt- lo ' have thcir part no ni'lttcr how gimp] m whichthc secretary nindc ciiiphatlc llicv :ii'c tlic l'i‘lii'iii l“ ‘ 1 . ~
night South xm-“um ppm)“. have sent \:imiii'iili- jit‘l'ltlilllillll'i‘ at tho Stiini- . _ ' "_ . 1 ‘ , , ‘ ) - . ' . _ , ‘ 1‘ “" ‘_” i 1" “"-““i1 ‘ ‘lm‘lx; \Hil‘lii ,
. . . through the mails the sum 01' $101. 1011‘ 1.1111111." Th“ 511111111 WW)“ “I. n ma) 1..., m 11.1. “115””; 01 11,1. humor-mail of intiinutious that he had bctii liisi us much iii iulii'ic and tailoring m 1111. 11111. 11“,),
An area oi high pressure ccntral ov. 185115 during the a“ iisc i .. ’l_\'(illtl1‘\llll‘. will bc inaugurated on 1 which will honor the blind hymn negotiating for the DUTCH“? 0f mer- “”110 Hill) lhc stoi'c. llllt \vc don‘t illlt‘llll to t"ll'l' *
9" the Lake region is producing pica- ii I" _ 1 ,fi_ p ” a 3““- ° Tut-slid), 19.11:. is. and on mit‘il 'l'hurs w‘ritcr‘s memory. chant ships of belligerent nations un- ~tvlcs ti\'ci‘ from tiill‘ >t‘;l~tlli 11) 1111- m.“ ‘ y V
53m weather in 11,9 ”0,1119“, districts “- 0‘“ 0' “‘- “hwh ”“1"“ 0“ Juno tho. Friday Mid Saturday thnmirtor. 11 1, 1 , . ....1,.1 1. . - . 1 tier the proposed Shipping bill. would (hit thcv uo' I '
east of the Mississippi vii.” The 30. 191-1. The iiunihcr of post oiiice “Hill ”W t‘h'“ U" ”Iv \‘Hmlv‘l‘li' H"“-“" “5 Wm WM” ( “M “m ’0 b 1 'd bf i i . itte- b the ' h ‘
‘ ‘ . I ' moncy ordcrs issued totalch 13630 for "“- ”M" “l“ I" )""‘f"""“‘”“' "‘ ”‘L‘ mm.“ at oncc, “"d that “m” ”“3 e m e (m “0 (0mm .L y \'uri‘oll' ill H H ‘ '
southern disturbance 15 causing un“which was ill cl ti f, 3.1-1 “lulll-Sl-t‘lltss \-.iii’dt-\iih~ iiilrilcti'lnr ‘il‘e'lslil‘t‘l‘ oi“ the Funny t‘rosby \ic senator. Secretary licAdoos conlnill- ' . ‘ m ‘ “ ' 1"" “”mH-‘IW‘I “mriflk (Illtl blltc
settled weather on the south Atlantic in 19” (h :1); b ‘ 11 ”1‘“? U ‘5 ‘ 1imi|i afternoon llllll ch'lllilgs’. 'l‘bc “10,131 Fund 11,. “mum such 1.0111111)“, iiicaimu was in rcply to a resolution in- :1“ \ fill“? ‘ h‘l'm‘ ‘m'l “““Ic‘l‘ ““‘l hmm“Pm”
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coast. The western disturbance is mo“ 'tl 1“!) St] u) m‘|( unto south“,H 1.1111 ”1 1.11..“ 11...... mi. 1.1. .1...1lmm be sent to li‘gbcrt \inrsh ”em- troduccd on Monday by senator Bur- plillil (ii is ll wlislit may be worn coiiilorluliiv :ill lit‘\t
cousin I! . ' '1 _ 9) l‘ ugi ll‘lllilis. erlit‘d in lii‘Fivt‘lill-lr. ll'ii\'cillni: Milli-1 ' 1 _‘ v 1' ’ 1 Sliiiiliit'l‘. '
tween in: 16:31::rorliitniiu; King“? Thc downtown oiilcc llliS puid outll‘HHH‘Sl Th" “Pull“ ‘il‘“““““‘ 5"“"““ .urcr m the Christian I'm‘m' at the oi ton. l
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lilo ut . Th y “7 0011111 for money ordcrs Which is :i purl or Mrs Ilnrilcy‘s illill‘lllllt‘l'd lli'v oi’ the llridgcport Land and 'litle 1 l\c.il ~lui‘tli libit'llll sliilS for r9111 11““. it VHlll'T
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. u inns. e tempemturcs «ire have beenremwd by local 00“? and 1.,.,,_.,,,.,..,,5 m. 11.1. “N “up...” “1 .11” 1.011111“): “.1“, “.1” “mush a 1...“. ——TO THE CITIZENS or NORWALK that l-diiicr or .\iotiicr will npprwi'm ' 5
higher along the norlhcm border from l (1' l . 1, 1 1 l) _1 Stamford ~1~hcutnc 'l‘hc :iiui liiis licr-ii 110m“. 1.90011“ “1111,11 Will later be" AND VlCiNlTY. 1 i .
the Pacific coast to the Lake rcgion (-asic , tic burn or 0 ticoining or- in morph. “nutriiunnii-nt ot‘ lilt‘ high-i ' . . . ~ . . n , ., ,illcl\ 3-“, 1 1:; -
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and lewer from Lake region eastward (hrs amounting to H.399. list tiltlt'i' in it” ‘lil‘llill'llt's oi [ili'ilil'll‘ill icpinied h" H” H" mm“ iund ro‘ h.“ “1”." ”.Hr“. fl 9 H” 1' ‘3". 'e [_1111.1\. 3.30 to A) ‘30 """"" $4.00
‘ th Atl t' ‘ 31:11:33“ was 11“, amount 01 money mini-1,11... inn-mg 11... 51.11.91”) so far, (-pipt. 1L. (9.- .\l. bt‘llll-Mlxlil Real lalnts hit I .11 -I-' Q/ . sq .3 ...... .. ..... . ........ $5.75
0 e an IC coast. ’Sulllll \‘orwalk rcsidcnts scnt (“TUB-1 lhc wry tum-i ibmtriczil and tonsil-M1 .\ll thosc who huvc thus for bccn b9?“ GXlflnSil't‘ll' used throughout the -' l .‘ v-“l-W) to .. lint , . ................... $3.75
*"fl‘ ‘ _ ’, ' minpunics now Moving in Aim-rich (tonrflrrpd “.1111 “.rop 11131 11 is 1 .01 .' United States and also in South Amor-
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO ti '1 d ‘ ii t n ‘1 . g bun lltcll sun .ll th- Stamford "111111181110 idcn. 3”. Sankcy. 5”“ 01. “‘3, They havc thcrelorc been sub-‘ ° . ' 0
TODAY le innis tiring ic pits HCd year. llit-utrc, .md llici'c have bccn ulso' , 1 . . ._ 1 1 1 11 1 1“ _ f or" gm of l [rm Sl
. ' The number of international money lcl‘liircs by t-inincni persons and rc- ”'9 singing “”mm'hs" “mm-‘3 “0”“ 39‘”ch 0 H. .(m 0 9H 5 A . l 9 apan a
.1 1 ordcrs sent out was 1 1111 and the-ices chain by lllc i‘orciiinsi vocalists. You. ily endorsed the prolcct. as did min or "1mm“: "o“"mm‘szm‘ ““"l'msmny . . . ’
2. L ()lli. '. ' " ’ l-i‘ . ~‘u ~ lc ‘i.~ iw~n 'iti - ~ ~ ~ . .- -- miliereh- erVlll their e.‘ll‘i‘lll€ dur- ‘
3 T’ H) . l . ,,. 1‘ 1 collctzicd amounted 10 $408.95. Thelti‘lllit 1\l. :10“. 11” ‘l \ 'll '.‘1‘. if two otliors oi Aunt l‘fll‘iil)S old, .. l l K . \ i SpeCla rlce
(.mptiziitirc. ‘ML "' “R 1' most of this inoncy wont to ital)! with ‘1“ -m “mp {mi .H in?“ “i‘ n 311-” ”mm“ Who attended the funernl scr‘ 3mm." ““d “WWW" value. i
» ‘ Hungary a closer mound and '(‘rcnllimlimi milllhvlmrli (“1; 111.1 ‘ i‘cuzin“ “('9' W I See our udvertiscnieiit 0" othcr‘ \\'hitc H'ilHlidi ilk i J ’
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Iv'rreasui‘e, ( liarlesli. finyt' 01.“? Brllilin coming third. s5 int’érnalionalhmly t'cl‘liiill tiilil mo Hilllltlilrtl or Mrs; A war “at! ”W issue of "Human "339' “‘“ll‘” W”""”--‘*’“““” “l” ‘0‘ strcnn‘th and finciicss and so ilcdl’imi";“Ultimo {0" m
inance .omniittee. m ”'5 mornings - .' ll;ll'“(‘)".\ \‘htichllic hilt-rings will bc ' Suivnizo" contained pi‘oposcd plans for make their 0““ paint. and ”WNW 13.1 1" 11 . . . H . A' P] (I m 1 y“ t ”Mk” ‘1‘“
mail received co ributions amount. WWW ““10” were r(‘Ce'led- for Whli‘h‘ . . . '5‘ I“ .‘ ‘mnfOIiilblc lill(l(‘f\\'t‘.’il" lllltli‘l'WC‘u‘ tl 't * ~ ..
' k 1‘1 - 1.” 35“ 01,.“1‘18 paid out llclnltiaiiCt soi t mic as high us has boon lhut of lim 3 "9“ building that would be cspcciui- save sixty (iglns ii gallon on c\ ery , “,1.” ““1 11111111111“ \\’(|l . l in “can
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It‘l‘g 101?]:‘1'. 11:13:”; mi: "and 10ml 0’ 9 nioucy ordcr funds rcccivcd from lto— ”Hum“ MM mum“ ‘mmumm' 1" constructed “'"h ”‘9 N03 0‘ putting gallon used, . . . '-
18 re le lili 6 . cup on coming. ' ' " ‘ , , . LONGMAN d". MARTINEZ . “‘31 .r )l‘ ' . .. , , _,1 - . . . ' .
- . women were: Certificatcs oi" deposits .\i the Stamford Tiltlilli'o' .\luinl;t.\'.’:l1npn “11““: ”MI“ T100." "pd hr").ghm‘ Paint Maker: New 'York “”11”. 11:3: (“”131“leJ‘mlun'“ ”H‘ " “”t’ “U“Ntl ln' '
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The public utiiillcs commission in issued. 39; aggrogutc amount. 2,746. il“l‘l)l‘UlU‘y Burl. nmtincc ilnll night. thc 11" m ”:1“ to ‘r S““".“”“‘ Hm“. ' 1 \‘li‘itil Y tllti 1.1T” -\ 1“““ n" 11mm. IL 1U”. 15 Hill! and
a finding made public today “911 'l‘licse 61111151103 wcrc compiled by "1.1111,. U, ”1.1”, “1 “Mm “111111.111. m to . small pm itt rooms would .. i ”it . 11L ll1'llllt ttltl], loi outtiwtdi ()1 lilillcrwo‘nr 1t 1
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Droves the petition of the Connecti-: Postmaster Andrew Leary in accord- M" S“‘""“‘ l U“ ”I.“ “ 1' , “H tho men “h" 1”“ nindc “”0“ ‘ ‘ “TH“ ‘ l ‘
i , , nit-st fill't't' conicdics sliit‘c thc «luvs ill 1110 1101111110”, the Opportunity Oil 1 H
cut company for the construction chance with instructions rcccntiy receiv- ”1» “1.11111101.‘ \unt .. ‘1 1 1 1 ' . I he NORWALK. ”W ‘61“ llfth‘ lll'ltlc sonic l't‘lll'li’l’ till i. 'll ‘
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a cross-over on Black lt0ck iivcnuc in cd from the postiiiastcrgciiural. who 'rii.» story or thc play concerns .in ‘1“ "k "‘1‘ ""1" “ ‘Olm‘omej suitable . lliili (lllll cool. tlicv urc rich with colon 1nd \H'nmm 1' ‘5' .
how Britain. wishes them for a special purpose, The old physician biiiily run down ill thc . P 3‘0 10 “9 “llhOlh 1.01115 ”"0 some 1 gig—1L Sonic 11“. “1101111111111 1-1 .. . ‘ 1 ””"im 01 ill“
__ __>_ .. postmaster mailed the information 1° llt'l'l who :lilllllliilt‘t‘i-l his discnvoi-ypi of the qucslioiiublc bonl‘duig housesi 1 “gum” l‘lll< \' 1 1 _ . ““‘r‘. Uh >0lllt‘ iiit‘rc, (lt‘c
NOUCCS have been iSSUOd li)‘ See w i‘ t u i. l .i‘tz l and ”‘I‘ viixiv of youth lic 'dev5 u 1'1““ ’ Two grittlcs ot‘ dormitorics would cn'i .' . 5- ‘. H -‘ m 1““ mcm‘m-V ma”) “"1““ l"'ili'i‘lian
J M'l (‘ b 1' 1 ‘1 . 1 asiing on. Ms trtiiy d Ll‘llOOlr 11.1.1 tit-uh n fancy did gonordl in lost Jubic the iiinlmgcmcm to build up the" .1. L d 1 \iilllil ioi llt‘illlgcc “1.111.. .
1‘8me - . MOD 01“"). 0 110 . “l- 1 today gave thc iigurcs to the public. 11, hint-s 111—. immi- with him and dc- 1 ' , ' one Dane
ors‘ as otidtion of Connec‘lcut that. l 1 1 1 man ‘lS they- come along tor aid The 1 \li Iiit‘st soil i. 'ii ' 1 1
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_ parts, Tilt ulil nun units 1 1 i . . \_ an ill 1 ll.\ lit at , 11.11111 “.1“,
the midwinter meeting of the 3860-, RAILROADERS HOLD BANQUET. ‘itiiti spills tlic lll't‘t‘liillH liiiil'ld and I l|ilhl kllld 0f detention l‘Otilll “”‘mld1 0“ .\Uit‘ iht‘ \'(llllt‘_\ :llltl illt‘ Pl'lCL‘S. Tlli‘l‘c “.3. \.l\.1”lu.. i ‘
elation will be held at the Hartford! “.1“... he pun-1.; lhc r1mn1 :l yulllltu mnke it possible to take in those whoi r iC'es o a'ue iic madc. ' _. ..,1 “ «‘5 n 3‘
~ . . ‘ . . ’ ,Spunish nirlmntcrs illll c:i\cs icr 1m 11“} 11.01.5010,. rink. and .1“? 1191 i 1 _. . “Mint... -
(’IUD' “ ediiesday. February H” at 1 Several from N°"W"”‘ Attend cather'dmliy on ”W sorzi. \vrilppoil in tht‘ “9‘“ i iiicdiclue and long the iiciltLiiiorninng ’0 h R l' ld P I ' '
1 p. m. 1 “19 a1 the'Hotel Green, Danbury. 1111.1”.“ “1111 ilctul‘iiiniz. ”10 0111 "“-‘"l 8.1 Sep 088" I8 , top, 1 \fll‘|,-“‘I(h‘ \‘llllv Ilitbului:—— { “.11“. 11 - :1”.
1 The first annual banquet M11113 Llan- siciun. discoxcrs tllc infnnt iii the 1 iustcad 0f sending him 10 ”‘0 Wm“?! 40 WATER STREET- 1 "film" 5“(‘~- 3511' l Wiuc $1.13.?" 111-11
~—Cobweh Social Dance Red Men's 1‘ bur . - . . . ‘gi-ncml‘s gin-iiiciit. tho bottle is i-mrw ' station. i SOUTH NORWALK ““1"“ ‘7'“ ' 33c .,. . ‘ ‘
. . y Railroad liiens Assocla.. .l was, . 1 , _ , 1 i .. ‘_ -mncli hi-tc- '3 .. . . , ,
(Hall, tonight. Given by Lady .iciiliingss 1 held Monday night in the new banquet1ty. the ciiVir lids tioiii- its “qua-k. smut-1 industrial Feature Planned. 1 11.11130 :11“ Mr, 1 1m, 3”“ - k \\ Itiipimii king:-
1, E ‘ ‘ ‘ sequent events coiiccrii the c ol‘lsg‘t . 1 1 --—~~----v—. 7" . -~--‘—~‘ —*—'--‘ ‘ "‘ 73c 1.1 1 .., ~l'
Lodge. Tickets 199‘ lbs" of the Hotel (.reen. Danbury. 'liie11h1. (11.1.1111 um] his young “$151111“ m 1 1 industrial features would also be 1 REBUILT TVPEWRITERS _ L. C l 27-inch “1”“. "1mm. l- ‘1 111111: :1“ nor-
hall was prcltlly decoratcd with llllll'vgl-l rid at ”to or. your old infuiit- llm‘ormrmed. “'iw‘h would lfll‘gt‘iy Smith Underwood‘ \"llllc 19w ' " '_-- ‘ i I .. 7* 7“"
Mrs" Carrie 31.310911” 0f Washing" 3‘ - owers etc 'rhel'rho)‘ .m» plintlli‘il by tho poiit'c. uh- 1 solve the problem of hard ilnnnclal ' ’. .‘ f5 . 3"“ Hint-k shanghai sill. Illicl'
. . nature railway trains. il . . 1 1 1 . Remington all other value no. . 3.11. , - , ‘
10d street, celebrated the anniversary 1 souvenirs were small railway iautcrnsd'mm 1,1111“. “0mm of l-llt-Iil11tllt‘t‘l11113 limes hire the country has just been makes ‘6” rented Vililln 1:30 _ mp . ‘ J.) Int‘lli‘s “hit.
of her birthday yesterday afternoon, L B. “in” superintendent of me,:ii111di1;iil\plil1;1:1111 .111111'111“:(:1”-1 q 1 passing through. then could be given 1 . t . .1 Value 75¢ _. 511‘. I \‘\l:l:: 51—- it...
.1), entertaining a number of friends. Western Division, was present as 11181300111011” mum “mm 1”.“ brought 10_ work that would pay them. and bring repaired. Rentals, 331 1111i; 21¢“, tiac 1.11111“: n11m h hhnllallfll “u”:-
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The guests included Mrs. John Raibs. gucst m, honor. Ralph B. DeWitt, ohm”, and 1110 m“ 15 111,11,“ 11m] 11“.- in profit to the Litton. “llh such a . per month. Machinos1 lot .117 “uh “I. I D i
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Mrs. Zarges, Mrs. Loeiller. Mrs. A. South Norwalk, was expected 10 be1lull5‘ in tho cud. H a: :huiiding the work (an ill made nl- sold 11135 per month. 1 “'2‘“ “In“ ".ll)lllll|.— “111'; "‘k "I‘M‘ “' l
Schmidt and Mrs. Mortem, Iprespm' but was detained at the lagtf 11‘1”? ( \‘\”‘t~"““~”:“" 11’: [‘1112111‘1f' 2114111 most, if not wholly. stilt-sustaining. JAs. DONNELLY, 1 1:13:11? {fi’g' 2W \':llll(' 73c» 63c
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__ 111111111191 and sent a telephone messagef‘t3101:1231;Rank“, ““1”” thc “mum. thc. directors any. '6 South Main Street. South Norwalk.‘ \‘uluo TSP—f I “ultipiimi‘ JIIPo~ Jaliillli‘M‘ kimono silks. l'nlquo and:
‘ Secular and religious publications mu“. 1-K.» 1'“: 1 lh‘nrtltii’ul ’
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that he could not attend. The toasts?
were many and the menu an attractive,
and appetizing one. 1
Among those who attended from that
Western Division were Trainmasteri
The joint committee of the Knights:
‘of Columbus held a meeting last ev-
ening. and arranged for a social ses-
sion to he held in St. Jascph‘s School?
(Hall. on Thursday evening. the 25th
inst. .l. Dunn, of New York. Chairman H. E. Bailey, Jay Mallory and George.
oi‘ the charity bail committee. will be W. Lynch, of South Norwalk. Mr.
“’9 “Wake”- SLynch responded to the toast: "Our
,Railways," and was heartily applaud-
ed. After a very good social time the
banquet was ended at a late hour.
everyone being satisfied that it was a
hugc success.
«Notice. Junk orders intended for
William Eifron, should be telephoned
to Samuel Jail’e. successor. Call 499.
37 Port street. ’
David C. Sanford. or 28 lluri-itt ave ‘ (u'l’r'rxmt REManl‘thxxcE
hue late with the Andrew Radel Oylr1
(or Co.. has opened an office at his:
house for the present, until he can
find suitable emcee. As a Civil and
Marine Engineer, Mr. Sanford is
. classed as an expert, both in land and
marine surveying. He has been in
this line of work a little over 30 years,
and an expert in court cases about
It years. He has been engaged in
quite a number or cases already.
The county coinniissioiierss cxpcct
soon in hand down it decision on the
rcmonsirance against the application
of Herman Quittncr for a transfer of
his liquor license from 24 Gay street
to 256 Ludlow street. Stamford. A
hearing on the remonslrunce was held
in Stamford yesterday afternoon and
about 12 witnesses tcstiiicd. cacti side
having about an equal number. The
objection to the transfer was that the
lproposcd locntlon was unsuitable for
isnloon. purposes. that it was a resi-
dcntlnl motion and then- wcre enough
1 0“ Thumdfl! at 3 p. m.. a Colonluljsziioons tin-re at the present time.
Pros Party will be held at the resi-i
demo of the R thin. J. Mil n‘
'Caburn Th9 mm includes ua’n' 'I'IIE HATE.
' January is generally a slow month
able nddress "The Sun in the is tar as putting in new iciephuuu ll
COMIC." by 3"" (‘. Herolnl,oi Hart uncorned and yet. according to the
gm Two m gm «“1. in Her official report or the (southern New
1,1,1.» '1 one chart. - ‘n will be lll- Finland Telephom- company, for last
month. the tot-I in the stats MI
W“ b! J“. 3"“1- all!” Jumped up 1“,!“ and an event! at
1 In: ,nr sud ‘4". dobv 1 Watt. IA shout two phones u m an added in
only non“ r o! Nair-ll M.
Wt. To keep up tome coin-
nAJuhoMndlpo-dflo. Imtutneturunn
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'I'lllll'h\Xl)9 0P I'IIO‘T'S l'SI-il) IN
Wmmmumm.
. 5 -~.
DECISION EXPECTED soos l
and the supportiu" c:ist.is mid to
cr ..
l-c unusually adequate. The lirndllc
“0“
be soon in New York shortly nttci- tl
l‘iilzilL'L‘anni in Stamford.
.\.\‘iil.l-‘. CASE NEXT
WEEK.
\VILL TRY
Stnnii‘urd \Yomnn. (‘liurircil “'iili Mun-
sllfllg‘llti‘f. “‘ill Face the
Jury on 'l‘ucsday.
Stalc' Attorncy lloiiicr S. Cummings
announced today that it was his in-
,tcntion to lllko up the cnsc of Mrs
‘1llclcii M. Angle of Stumford. clinrncd
with manslaughter in mnneciion with
the dcitth of Waldo Pullou last June,
on next Tuesday morning in the (‘rim-
inal Superior (‘ourt and that he had
soul notice to the attorneys for the
drfcndunt. to that ei’fcct. Unless some.
thin: unforeseen happens. Mrs. Angle
will face trinl next week and it prom-
iFi'S to be one of the most sensational
hold in this county in some time.
Fcbriuiry 'l‘crm Opcns.
The February tcrm of'the court op
cncd yctcrdny afternoon at 2 o'clock
with Judgi- Williams on the bomb
l‘rnycr w/i offered by the Rev. Steph-
c-n Fisk Sherman. pastor of St. John‘s
Episcopal Church. The prisoncrs were
put to plea and counsel asslizncd
those who entered pl
ty."
There nrc more than 50 can!
scheduled to come before this term
of court and most of them will be dis-
posed of without trials. The Jury,
which has been summinm-d. will re-
port tomorrow morning. but it in
thought that thy first Jury true will
not be reached u
Carter mat-um o! the Mil q..-
. a 7m, “tomorr- section of
that“. , -.
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. 111“ over the world are expected to
is haudsoiiinlv slilfl‘f‘d and wlil1mnke this project known.
(or 1 found the club house. a: ilickory Blnil.
NW of “'1‘“ 8“”' in well as the grounds. in good condi
Itil later in the week. sun“,
Ashtnnt State's Ammo! Gulch A. m 5. I.“ m,
USE CARBORUNDUM SHARPENING
STONES."
Churches
1 and rescue missions all over the world
[will desire, it is believed, to have a
part in the project.
1 Though the, hard times and the war
i
1 ,
‘ . mesa tarts-3.0
(‘ICN'I‘ICR AISLE. IH’A R
l‘he Howiand Dry Goods Company
inlay interfere to a certain extent. the
1 directors believe that more than $100.-
1 000 can the raised.
l
Quiflfi‘fi’d ti 7
”1.1%; - ‘
a; 3—} £18311
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NOMINATING COMMITTEE NAMED
Norwalk Yacht Club to Hold Annual
Meeting on February 27.
A Buckeye Incubator
A well attended meeting of the Nov
1 walk Yacht Club was held last evening
‘at theoSouth Nor-walk Club. Comma»
dore William H. Byington presided
A nominating committee consisting ol‘
William J. McHugb, Jr.. Dr. George E
Cram. lrvlng C. Jennings and Lyman
Bracken was named to place a ticket
in the field for election at the noun.
meeting on February 27th.
Some of the members ‘cported visit
3 ing the club property. 11' . Sunday. and
is guaranteed to balm every hatchablc
egg and remain in perfect working order
for five years. They are so simple that
a beginner can operate them without
any previous experience and be assured
of a chick from every hntchnbic egg.
Buckeye incubators are equipped with
every desirable device that can possibly
add to incubator efficiency. and an: m«
nounced h experts to be the wor ‘-
belt late er. ’
Come in and let us show you how
they work. Ask for :i copy of Our book-
let ca‘leil "Making Mont-y the Buckeye
Way” and "5! Chicks from 50 Eggs."
CHAS. E. DOW
Alliefl ll. Iorllll.
SIM
Ition, the winter storms apparently not
ihnvlng done any demise there.
1 The subject of racing next swoon
. was discussed. end it val the opinion
that in view of the number at new
boat owners who joined the club int
not 3 Ion utm- mm
Cups all be at
m by tho III M an! the" will
b0 00' I'll“. ' .
9...“.
.h—fi
DISTINCTION AND
are the claracteristics of our new wall1
coverings. They impart a tone in mm
or room no other papers can. “111116 80. MAIN 81:,
have only to look at them to appreci-
ate thclr real artistic value and their!
superiority in old style papers. i‘onie'i
and have lht- ‘
The Gorham Col
10 ”I" 07.. “I? NOIWM.
l
1Extracting Teeth!
1When a tooth is so badly decayed that
111: cannot be saved, it. should not be al— ,
lowed to remain in the'nioutli to im-ll
Zpalr the health, produce a foul breath
1and prevent perfect mastication. My
1experience in this branch of dentistry
=hns been unusually large—my success
~plienominal. - "
1:11
sir/triniwm roe-— ‘_
.5...
1Tiie most'ditilcult teeth are taken out.
1root and all, and PAINLESSLY, if the
1 patient so desires. leaving a clean, slin-
1ltary wound that heals in a. short time.
1There is no. need to dread the extract;
1 ing of teeth by my methods.
GOOD TASTE1
HOURS—9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Sunday: by appointment.
llr. .i. ll. Mallory
80. NORWALK.
‘2!
ru uumu mm out
PM H. Camp.
Painful Director and lmbulmt
om Ind mm
7% .0.
m1 04 lo. out. a. c... We
look.
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